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Template:Citations Sarah Knox Taylor (March 6, 1814 - September 15, 1835) was the daughter of Zachary Taylor, who was a career military officer during her life. She met Jefferson Davis when living with her father and family at Fort Crawford during the Black Hawk War. They married in 1835, and she died three months later of malaria.
Relationship between Sarah Knox "Knoxie" Taylor & HRH ROYAL PRINCE JON DEE WRIGHT. Sarah Knox "Knoxie" Taylor (1814 - 1835) 14th cousin 6x removed...
Born Sarah Knox Taylor in 1814; died on September 15, 1835; daughter of Zachary Taylor (army major, Mexican war hero, and president of the U.S.) and Margaret Mackall Smith Taylor; married Jefferson Davis, on June 17, 1835, in Louisville, Kentucky. Knox Taylor was born in 1814, the daughter of Zachary Taylor, an army major and future president ...
15 set 2008 · 1. Sarah Knox Taylor Davis. She packed a lot of drama into her 21 years. The second daughter of future U.S. President Zachary Taylor, Sarah also was the first wife of future Confederate President ...
Brief Life History of Sara Knox. When Sara Knox Taylor was born on 6 March 1814, in Vincennes, Vincennes Township, Knox, Indiana, United States, her father, President Zachary Taylor, was 29 and her mother, Margaret Mackall Smith, was 25. She married President Jefferson Finis Davis Sr on 17 June 1835, in Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, United ...
Sarah Knox Taylor. Sarah Knox Taylor (* 6.März 1814 in Vincennes, Indiana; † 15. September 1835 in St. Francisville, Louisiana) war die Tochter von General Zachary Taylor, dem späteren Präsidenten der Vereinigten Staaten, und Margaret Taylor und mit Jefferson Davis, dem späteren Präsidenten der Konföderierten Staaten von Amerika, verheiratet.
19 feb 2013 · Kind, dear letter, I have kissed it often and it has driven many mad notions from my brain. Sarah whatever I may be hereafter I will ascribe to you. Neglected by you I should be worse than nothing and if the few good qualities I possess shall under your smiles yield a fruit it will be your's as the grain is the husbandman's.
